A Good Way To Save A Broken Slab

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  1. tmoneyeagles

    tmoneyeagles Indian Buffalo Gatherer

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  3. dracula370

    dracula370 Mmmmmmm......Bacon

    Guess he didn't have any bubble gum....
     
  4. HKWW

    HKWW Member

    well it looks like we have a new high in redneck coin collecting you might be a redneck coin collector if you fix your broken slab with tape. the only thing that could have made it funnier is if it was fixed with duck tape am i right or am i right lol
     
  5. PennyGuy

    PennyGuy US and CDN Copper

    Love it....especially his comment at the bottom of the page...I didn't make this up, it's really there...


    SOME OF THE NICEST MORGAN DOLLARS[FONT=Lucida Sans
    Unicode] ON [/FONT]EBAY!!
     
  6. silvrluvr

    silvrluvr Senior Member

    If an MS-65 Morgan has that many marks on it, I don't want any.
     
  7. borgovan

    borgovan Supporter**

    I bought a 1938 proof Jefferson nickel that was in an NGC slab. The slab was damaged in transit. Fortunately, it was insured, so I filed a claim with the post office, and they paid a fair value promptly.

    Not applicable in this case, of course, except for the fact that a severely damaged slab makes the coin unsalable. Needs to be reslabbed.
     
  8. covert coins

    covert coins Coin Hoarder

    Question? Why does the the listing say uncertified but it is in a PCGS slab? HMMMMM.
     
  9. schatzy

    schatzy ~Roosie Fanatic~

    [SIZE=+1]Might have a chance at a higher grade if they were cracked out and resubmitted. :computer:


    Yeah I bet he already did that!!
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